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Mini dental implants are a slightly different type of implant, as the actual implant is narrower and uses a screw instead of a post. Originally introduced during the 1980s, the FDA accepted mini dental implants as a suitable long-term implant solution in 1999.

The diameter of mini dental implants can range from as little as 1.8 mm, up to 2.9 mm. The implant screws range from 10 mm to 18 mm in length, and the length of the screw determines the strength of the implant rather than its diameter.

At our dental implant practice in Brooklyn use mini dental implants in specific situations and where traditional-sized dental implants aren’t suitable. Typically, they are used to replace small lower incisors or other teeth where there isn’t room for a traditional larger width implant. Mini dental implants are exceptionally useful for securing loose dentures and especially when a person has significant jawbone deterioration and who is unsuitable or who do not wish to have bone graft surgery to build up their jawbone.

Why Choose Mini Dental Implants?
Mini dental implants are ideal for anyone missing a lower front tooth or another tooth where the space is too narrow to fit a conventional dental implant without negatively affecting the adjacent teeth and avoiding essential structures like nerves and blood vessels. If your mini dental implant is being used to restore a small front tooth, you will be provided with a temporary tooth and eventually an implant crown once the front tooth implant has fully healed

Because mini dental implants are smaller than standard implants, the price is more competitive, and they can be a cost-effective solution for anyone wishing to retain their dentures more firmly.

The surgical procedure to place mini implants is less invasive because the implants are inserted directly through the gums, avoiding the need to make an incision in the gum for each dental implant. Dr. Umanoff, Brooklyn dental implants dentist is using this less invasive treatment to appeal to anyone who is slightly nervous about having dental implants or who would be less suitable for conventional implant surgery.

Who Is Suitable for Mini Dental Implants?
Mini dental implants could help people currently struggling with loose and uncomfortable dentures, and implant treatment isn’t affected by age or gender once the jaws have finished growing and developing. Everyone considering implant treatment at LuxDen Dental Center will need an in-depth consultation with the best implant dentist in Brooklyn Dr. Leonard Umanoff to discuss their dental health and general health, and their aims for implant treatment.

We must make sure mini dental implants are the most suitable treatment for you and will provide the outcome you desire.

Dr. Umanoff can talk to you about the treatment more fully and can answer any questions you may have. You will need diagnostic tests before we can provide an accurate estimate as to may dental implant costs, but we can give you a rough guide during this meeting. If you decide you wish to proceed, the next stage is to have diagnostic tests.

LuxDen Dental Center
2579 East 17th Street #11,
Brooklyn, NY 11235
(718) 489-2966
Web Address https://luxden.com/

Our location on the maphttps://g.page/LuxDenDentalCenter

https://plus.codes/87G8H2QX+C4 Brooklyn

Nearby Locations:
Sheepshead Bay | Homecrest | Gravesend | Brighton Beach | Manhattan Beach
11235 | 11229 | 11223 | 11235

Working Hours:
Monday: 10AM - 8PM
Tuesday: 10AM - 8PM
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 10AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 3PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 10AM - 3PM

Payment: cash, check, credit cards.

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Dental Bridges in Brooklyn, New York

Dental bridges are used to fill a gap caused by missing teeth. A dental bridge is made up of two or more crowns placed on each side of the gap, with false teeth in between the anchor teeth. Dental bridges can be supported with dental implants or with natural teeth in the mouth.

Our expert dental team at center for dental bridges in Brooklyn, NY can closely examine your teeth and gums to determine if you are a viable candidate for dental bridges.

What Is a Dental Bridge?
A bridge is a fixed device that can only be removed by a dentist. It consists of two crowns fitted over abutment teeth, the teeth, usually on either side of the gap, and these crowns are attached to the replacement or false teeth. Each replacement tooth is called a pontic, shaped like a natural tooth, resting directly on the gum underneath.

Types of Dental Bridges
Dental bridges are used to restore the function of teeth, enhance a smile, fix a bite, prevent other teeth from moving (where there are missing teeth in between crowns), and/or to maintain the shape of one’s face, to name a few reasons.

A traditional bridge is the most common type and is made of porcelain that is fused to ceramic or even metal. A resin-bonded bridge uses wings on each side of the bridge that are bonded to the existing teeth directly.

How Much Does a Dental Bridge Cost?
The costs can vary tremendously depending on the number of teeth that must be replaced and the type of bridge and materials used to fabricate it. The most expensive type of bridge is all-ceramic, but it is extremely strong, and if you have good dental insurance, it may cover most or all of the costs. If you have dental implants, you might find some of the costs are also covered by dental insurance, so it’s worth checking with your insurer before you see an implant dentist. Even if the costs aren’t covered by insurance, dental implant treatment can be an excellent way to go. Success rates are very high, typically 95% or more, and treatment is long-lasting, so it’s well worth the extra effort and initial expense required.

LuxDen Dental Center
2579 East 17th Street #11,
Brooklyn, NY 11235
(718) 489-2966
Web Address https://luxden.com/

Our location on the maphttps://g.page/LuxDenDentalCenter

https://plus.codes/87G8H2QX+C4 Brooklyn

Nearby Locations:
Sheepshead Bay | Homecrest | Gravesend | Brighton Beach | Manhattan Beach
11235 | 11229 | 11223 | 11235

Working Hours:
Monday: 10AM - 8PM
Tuesday: 10AM - 8PM
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 10AM - 8PM
Friday: 10AM - 3PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 10AM - 3PM

Payment: cash, check, credit cards.

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